The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-06-23

w. G. Holt, the artist, took several
splendid views of the different fea-
lures of the tournament.
Hunt the shoe man has put up a
very pretty window curtain in his
elegant store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Miksche have
been, with others. reported in
newspaper as having arrived at
Prague, Austria. This is the sea-
port.
Ladies' French kid shoes in all
widths, at the lowest living prices,
at Hunts one price shoe store. .12
John Kotschevar and others. in.
Guiding practical brickmaker, are
prospecting for brick material near
Mooreton, and it is thought will find
just what is wanted.
Gents calf shoes in button, lace,
or elastic sides for $500 wortl, 81 90,
at Hunts one price shoe store. IL
Mrs. Peter Hendricks of James
town, sister Of Mrs. w. C. Holt of this
city. visited here week prior to
the tournament and during the
same, returning home with her
husband, who is 4 fireman.
Ladies' curacao kid slio " for $3.50,
worth 1925. Hunt the shoe man.
The timber for the new Manitoba
bridge over the Red River north
of here is being fioated down the
river, and tle pile driver for use in
the construction of the same is
being built west of the mill and
elevator.
All goods guaranteed by Hunt
the shoe man. IL
Central Township last Tuesday
enhanced it's educational interest
by electing Messrs. Stevenson, DEM
ory, Prescott, Root and IIerlnanson
to the board of directors.
When you make real estate loans
with Ink & Carter you pay Ink &
Carter. You don't have to send the
money east at an extra expense.
At the department meeting the
other evening, Joseph Hanly, was
made chief Of the fire department;
Joseph Davenport and Anton GILES
first and second assistants, respec-
lively; John Shippan, secretary and
r. w. Beatty,5feasurer.
Only part of the telephone in
struments are in place. And now
just imagine how gracefully Justice
Gray set up the cigars. yesterday,
after lie had for half an hour stead.
lily called Ezra Valentine of Breck.
enridge, and then found that this
wire was tied to NJ. r. Rich's
hitching post, near the bridge.
James +. Alden has money to loan
in sums of five hundred dollars and
upward, on first mortgages Of farms
in Richland County, Dakota, at legal
rate OF interest, without brokerage,
bonus or commission, to borrowers
who make application in person to
him at the Hyser House, Brecken-
ridge, Minn., where he may he
found daily from 10 to IL o'clock
a. M. and from 2 to 4 p. M. 9w1O
james Robinson, the operator and
member of the Reliance hose com.
pany did some tall running one
evening during the tournament.
There were some outside runners
who were spelling to down some
one and "turn an honest penny" and
thought they had trap well set for
Jim. He finally "bit," and then
downed them so badly they were
ashamed of themselves.
VIM. Northey has a curiosity
among his plants. A fine tendril has
grown out from the stock of gera
mum which if stretched out would
reach several feet. 1t has no leaves
on it and very few other sprouts
and keeps right on growing. And
the same thing has occurred in the
case of begonia. Who can explain
it. The little vine is very tender.
j. N. Karst. one of Richland
county's sturdy young farmers, took
a quiet trip down into Stearns
county, Minnesota, a few days
since, and returned Friday with q
pretty bride, and subsequently thu
happy couple paid TIE TIMES q
pleasant call. saw our new pres,
work and looked the office ovel
generally. The bride nee Miss Katie
Nonher lived at Cold Springs, above
named county and state and says
she likes Dakota thus far. TIL
TIMES wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Karst
long life and nnbounded prosperity
and la anniness